Newly elected Cong MLAs authorise party president to pick next Himachal CM
Newly elected Congress MLAs met here on Friday and unanimously passed a resolution authorising the party president to pick their leader who will be the next Himachal Pradesh chief minister. Ahead of the Congress Legislature Party meeting, chief minister hopefuls Pratibha Singh, Mukesh Agnihotri and Sukhwinder Singh Sukhu reached the party office in state capital Shimla along with their supporters, who raised slogans in their favour. The Congress wrested power from the BJP in the hill state winning 40 of the 68 assembly seats. The polling was held on November 12 and the results were declared Thursday. Addressing the media after the legislature party meeting, AICC in-charge for Himachal Pradesh Rajeev Shukla said the one-line resolution was passed unanimously and the party's observers would submit their report to its high command on Saturday. Refuting that there is factionalism within the Congress party as several leaders were lobbying for the chief minister's post, Shukla said no na
Himachal Congress Legislature Party meeting begins to discuss next CM
A meeting of newly elected Congress MLAs got underway in Himachal Pradesh capital Shimla Friday evening. The MLAs are expected to pass a resolution authorising the Congress president to pick the legislature party leader who will be the next chief minister. The meeting started at the Congress office here amid show of strength by the chief minister aspirants. State party chief Pratibha Singh, leader of the opposition Mukesh Agnihotri and head of the election campaign committee Sukhwinder Singh Sukhu reached the party office along with their supporters, who raised slogans in their favour. The Congress wrested power from the BJP in the hill state winning 40 of the 68 assembly seats. The polling was held on November 12 and the results were declared Thursday. Two Congress observers - Chhattisgarh Chief Minister Bhupesh Baghel and former CM of Haryana Bhupinder Singh Hooda -- and AICC in-charge for Himachal Pradesh Rajeev Shukla attended the meeting.
Himachal Pradesh Congress chief Pratibha Virbhadra Singh's supporters raised slogans in her support outside the party office in Shimla after the battle for the chief minister post has intensified in the hill state. The move is being seen as to put pressure on the party high command. Pratibha Singh has already made it clear that the family of former chief minister Virbhadra Singh cannot be ignored.
Its a battle we fought for 5 years, says HP Congress leader Mukesh Agnihotri
Shimla: Following a clean sweep in the Himachal Pradesh Assembly polls, party observers arrived at the Congress Bhawan in Shimla on Friday to decide upon the name of the Chief Minister. Congress leader Mukesh Agnihotri while heading towards the party office exuded confidence in the partys high command and said... The post Its a battle we fought for 5 years, says HP Congress leader Mukesh Agnihotri appeared first on HW News English .
Himachal Congress: Who will be CM? CLP meeting underway as Pratibha Singh ahead in race
As Himachal Pradesh Congress Legislature party meet is underway to decide the name for the chief minister post in Shimla, the chaos over chief ministers name grew outside party office in the state on Friday....
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Virbhadra Singh's widow in race to be CM, her supporters rally in Shimla
Virbhadra Singhs widow in race to be CM her supporters rally in Shimla
No Groupism In Congress: Himachal CM Face Pratibha Singh
Shimla: Himachal Pradesh Congress chief Pratibha Singh informed that they will be holding a meeting to decide upon the name of the Chief Minister of the hill state in the evening. We will be holding a meeting in the evening and then deciding the name of the CM. There is... The post No Groupism In Congress: Himachal CM Face Pratibha Singh appeared first on HW News English .
Infighting in Congress started! Pratibha 25 and Sukhu with 18 MLAs claiming CM's post
Shimla: The difficulties for the Congress, which has won the Himachal Pradesh elections with a majority, seem to be increasing. After winning the election, a war started in the Congress camp for the post of CM. State Congress unit chief and wife of former CM Virbhadra Singh Pratibha Singh has staked claim for the post of CM. On the other hand, according to the information received from the sources, the high command is not in favor of making Pratibha Singh the CM by removing her from the post of MP. Coming out after the closed-door meeting for the post of Chief Minister, Pratibha Singh said during a conversation with the media that she has put forth her point and now a decision will be taken on the name of the Chief Minister in the meeting of MLAs. Pratibha Singh has said that there is no factionalism of any kind and who is saying that I am upset and may part ways with my MLAs. On the other hand, let us inform you that there has also been news of loud sloganeering by the supporters of Virbhadra Singh's family outside the Oberoi Hotel in Shimla. Supporters have raised slogans demanding Pratibha Singh to be made the CM. The supporters while talking to the media said that they want the Chief Minister's chair to remain with the Virbhadra Singh family and Pratibha Singh, whom they call Rani Sahiba. The Pratibha Singh camp says that they have the support of 25 MLAs. At the same time, Sukhwinder Singh Sukhu, former chief of Himachal Pradesh Congress and chairman of the election campaign committee and CM's race contender, has not yet turned up for the meeting to be held at Congress Bhavan in Shimla. According to sources, he is accompanied by about 18 MLAs and before coming to the meeting, he wants concrete confirmation in his name from the high command. Joe Biden's speech will be in Hindi! Advisory Commission accepts Indian leader's appeal Will Himachal slip out of Congress's hands even after winning? Misbehavior with Gehlot minister during Rahul's visit, who once said- High command is nothing...
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During the trip to the hill station, it is a different fun to enjoy shopping and tasty foods on the mall road. Do you know what is the real reason for making mall road in India. Learn interesting facts related to them and which mall road is most famous in India. The history of Mall Road in India dates back to the 17th century. Most were built during the British Raj, but in the 18th century they were prepared for the army. The meaning of Mall Road is considered to be a place for a walk. Once upon a time this place used to be the house of the soldiers. Today Mall Road in India is a place where travelers enjoy the trip through shopping, food and other activities. Shimla is a famous tourist destination, where Mall Road is a big tourist spot. There are many buildings here, whose texture reminds of the British tenure. A glimpse of the British rule is visible in the view of Mall Road in Mussoorie. The Mall Road in Mussoorie, a hill station in Uttarakhand, is quite famous among tourists. There are very beautiful views from here.
Setback to Anurag Thakur in home district in Himachal polls
Setback to Anurag Thakur in home district in Himachal polls In a setback to Union Minister of Information and Broadcasting Anurag Thakur and his father Prem Kumar Dhumal, the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has lost all the five Assembly seats in Hamirpur, the home district of the duo in Himachal Pradesh. Shimla: In a [] The post Setback to Anurag Thakur in home district in Himachal polls appeared first on Mangalorean.com .
Shimla: Himachal Pradesh supervisor of Congress and Chhattisgarh Chief Minister Bhupesh Baghel on Friday said that the partys victory in the hill state is the first victory under the leadership of Mallikarjun Kharge as party president. Congress win in Himachal assembly polls is the first victory under the leadership of... The post Congress win in Himachal polls is the first victory under Mallikarjun Kharges leadership: State supervisor Bhupesh Baghel appeared first on HW News English .
Will Himachal slip out of Congress's hands even after winning?
Shimla: As soon as the Congress wins the Himachal Pradesh, the fight started among the leaders regarding the chair. Now a big piece of information is coming out about this. According to sources associated with Pratibha Singh, if the CM is not made from the family of former Chief Minister Virbhadra Singh, there will be a split in the party. Pratibha Singh's camp claims that 25 MLAs are with the Virbhadra family. Don't commit the mistake of making Himachal Punjab by making another person the Chief Minister. This claim is being seen as a direct challenge to the high command. In such a situation, if there is a split in the Congress, then the BJP will not move back from taking advantage of it and as a result, the won Himachal can also go out of the hands of the Congress. Let us inform you that, Pratibha Singh has already said that, the election was fought and won in the name of Virbhadra Singh, so the Virbhadra family has the right to the Chief Minister's chair. At present, Pratibha Singh is presenting her side by holding meetings with central supervisors and in-charge Rajeev Shukla. Pratibha Singh, the wife of former CM Virbhadra Singh, also said in a warning tone that the 2024 Lok Sabha elections are also near and this should also be kept in mind. Talking to the media before the discussion on the post of CM and the meeting of the Legislature Party, Pratibha Singh said, ''To whom leadership should be given, it is a sensitive matter. People are looking very seriously in this direction. People feel that our feelings should be respected.'' Pratibha Singh said that, when we were contesting this election, we saw that our condition was not good, then we played the card of Virbhadra Singh Ji. His name was taken, his works were counted and people voted in favor of Congress in his name only. He said that we are voting as a tribute to Virbhadra Singh. Now there is a feeling among the people that this family has served for a long time, so if this opportunity is given to this family, they will continue to serve in the same way. Misbehavior with Gehlot minister during Rahul's visit, who once said- High command is nothing... 'Shivpal was asking for BJP ticket, when he did not get..,' BJP MP's big statement RJD leader demands Nitish Kumar's resignation, asked to make this leader CM
Who will be chief minister of Himachal Pradesh?
There are three CM aspirants who are being talked about at present. Ms Pratibha Singh, MP, Sukhwinder Singh and Mukesh Agihotri. Their fate is supposed to be sealed by this evening. The final decision is to be taken by the 40 MLAs in Shimla by this evening under the keen eye and affirmation of the Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
Party Cannot Neglet Former CM Virbhadra Singhs Family: Himachal CM Face Pratibha Singh
Shimla: Congress State President Pratibha Virbhadra Singh on Friday said that the party cannot neglect the family of Virbhadra Singh as the party has won the election in his name, face and work many times. Speaking to ANI, Pratibha Singh said, After all the big responsibilities were given to me... The post Party Cannot Neglet Former CM Virbhadra Singhs Family: Himachal CM Face Pratibha Singh appeared first on HW News English .
Congress Calls For A Legislative Party Meeting Will Decide CM
Congress Leaders Sukhwinder Singh Sukhu, Pratibha Singh besides Mukesh Agnihotri are now top contenders for CMs Post Shimla: On December 8 Congress won the Himachal Pradesh Assembly Elections and managed to dethrone the BJPs double-engine sarkar. Congress has won 48 of 60 seats. The Himachal Pradesh Congress has called for... The post Congress Calls For A Legislative Party Meeting Will Decide CM appeared first on HW News English .
Himachal: Congress to hold meeting of newly-elected MLAs in Shimla to pick CM face
The Congress, which wrested power from the BJP in Himachal Pradesh, is expected to meet all its newly-elected MLAs on Friday to decide on the Chief Minister's name. The Congress on Thursday won 40 seats...
Congress to Hold Meeting of Newly-elected Himachal MLAs in Shimla Friday
The Congress on Thursday won 40 seats in the 68-member Assembly in the hill state which maintained its tradition of not voting any incumbent government to power since 1985.
Pratibha Singh openly expresses her right to CM chair of Himachal, Congress in trouble
Shimla: After winning the Himachal Pradesh Assembly elections, the real challenge before the Congress is to choose a 'chief minister'. Amid the possibility of factionalism in the party over the CM's post, state Congress unit president Pratibha Singh has expressed her family's right to the chair. She has said that the condition of Congress was not good in the elections, but in the name of Virbhadra Singh Ji, people have voted in favor of Congress. She has clearly said that the high command will decide the chief minister, but the wishes of the people should be kept in mind. Virbhadra Singh's wife Pratibha Singh also warned that the 2024 Lok Sabha elections are also around the corner and this should also be kept in mind. Talking to the media before the discussion on the CM's post and the legislature party meeting, Pratibha Singh said, Who should be given the leadership is a sensitive matter. People are looking at this very seriously. People feel that our sentiments should be respected.'' Pratibha Singh said that, when we were contesting this election, we saw that our condition was not good, then we played the card of Virbhadra Singh Ji. His name was taken, his works were counted and people voted in favor of Congress in his name only. She said that we are voting as a tribute to Virbhadra Singh. Now there is a feeling among the people that this family has served for a long time, so if this opportunity is given to this family, they will also serve in the same way (like Virbhadra Singh). UNSC hails signing of political framework deal in Sudan BJP loses Himachal by just 38k votes, Congress wins Bhoranj by just 60 votes 'Being a copycat won't make you self-reliant': Mohan Bhagwat's big statement
BJP loses Himachal by just 38k votes, Congress wins Bhoranj by just 60 votes
Shimla: The results of the Himachal Pradesh assembly elections have been revealed. The 'custom' of the hill state continues and this time Congress is going to form the government in the state. This time, the Arvind Kejriwal-led Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) was also struggling in the state, but the party could not even open its account and the main contest was between the BJP and the Congress, which the Congress won by a few thousand votes. In the Himachal elections, Congress got 43.9 percent vote share i.e. 18 lakh 52 thousand 504 votes. The party won a total of 40 seats in Himachal Pradesh. At the same time, the BJP, which was trying to stay in power gotonly 25 seats. BJP's vote share was 43 percent i.e. 18 lakh 14 thousand 530. In this context, the BJP lost the Himachal government by just 37,974 votes. This is the lowest figure since 1951. Jai Ram Thakur, who was the chief minister of Himachal Pradesh, registered the biggest victory. He defeated Congress' Chetram Thakur by 38,183 votes from the Siraj constituency. At the same time, since the victory of a small margin, Suresh Kumar of Congress defeated BJP's Anil Dhiman by just 60 votes. In the 2017 assembly polls, the BJP had won 44 seats with a voter share of 48.79 percent and the Congress 21 seats. The difference between the two parties was 7.11 percent. According to a report, the results of the year 2022 show that the average margin of victory of the BJP in 25 seats was 7,427, and the victory margin of the Congress in 40 seats (5,784 votes) was less. 'Being a copycat won't make you self-reliant': Mohan Bhagwat's big statement Even after getting a majority in MCD, Kejriwal fears BJP may reverse the mayoral elections Rahul Gandhi's big statement on winning Himachal Pradesh elections
BJP loses big in 3 of 4 LS constituencies in Himachal
The Bharatiya Janata Party, which won 25 seats in the Himachal Pradesh elections, suffered a setback in the assembly segments falling under Shimla, Hamirpur and Kangra parliamentary constituencies in the hill state.
Himanchal Congress Legislature Party meet today in Shimla
Himanchal Congress Legislature Party meet today in Shimla
With only two wins in assembly polls, 'royals' losing their charm in Himachal Pradesh
Vikramaditya Singh, the son of former chief minister Virbhadra Singh and the scion of erstwhile royal family of Rampur Bushahr, won by a margin of 13,860 votes from Shimla rural, while Anirudh Singh of the erstwhile royal family of Koti, won from Kasumpti seat.
Who will be Himachal CM? Congress to decide in key party meet today
After winning 40 seats in Himachal Pradesh Assembly elections, the Congress has now called for a Legislature Party meeting today in Shimla to decide on the Himachal Pradesh Chief Ministers name.
Congress returns to power in Himachal Pradesh after 5 yrs
The newly elected Congress MLAs will meet today (9 December) in Shimla. The meeting is likely to pass a resolution authorizing the Congress President to elect the leader of the Congress Legislature Party.
Clear majority makes Himachal Cong junk plan to shift winners
Congress will now hold a meeting of its newly-elected MLAs in Shimla instead of Chandigarh. Explaining the reason for the change in plans, a senior party leader said that once Congress reached the tally of 40 seats and BJP was limited to 25, there was less fear of horse-trading.
Congress Himachal MLAs to meet today to decide chief minister
Shimla: After registering a win in the Himachal Pradesh Assembly election, Congress MLAs will meet on Friday in Shimla to decide on the chief minister. Himachal Congress Legislature Party meeting will be held at 3 pm at State Congress Headquarters, Rajiv Bhawan today. Rajeev Shukla, in-charge of the Himachal Pradesh Congress, and supervisors Bhupesh Baghel Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
Congress Himachal MLAs to meet in Shimla today to decide chief minister
After registering a win in the Himachal Pradesh Assembly election, Congress MLAs will meet on Friday in Shimla to decide on the chief minister
Congress Himachal MLAs To Meet Today In Shimla To Decide Chief Minister
After registering a win in the Himachal Pradesh Assembly election, Congress MLAs will meet on Friday in Shimla to decide on the chief minister.
Cong to hold meeting of newly-elected Himachal MLAs in Shimla on Friday
The Congress has convened a meeting of all its newly-elected MLAs in Himachal Pradesh in Shimla on Friday and the meet is likely to pass a resolution authorising the Congress president to elect the CLP leader. Earlier, the party had called all its MLAs to Chandigarh but changed its plans later after the party got a clear majority in the assembly elections on Thursday. AICC in-charge of Himachal Pradesh Rajeev Shukla said the Congress was happy that it is getting an opportunity to form the government in the state and asserted that the party will do everything to fulfill the 10 guarantees made to the people of the state and would provide better governance to people. The newly-elected Congress MLAs would meet in Shimla on Friday post-election results and decide on electing the new legislature party leader, Shukla told PTI. He had earlier said that the party had called all its MLAs to Chandigarh but later changed the decision. Sources said the MLAs are likely to pass a one-line ...
HP polls: Eight ministers in Jai Ram Thakurs cabinet lost elections
Shimla: In a major setback to the BJP in Himachal Pradesh, eight ministers lost the assembly elections, results of which were declared on Thursday. The defeated leaders included Suresh Bhardwaj and Rakesh Pathania whose constituencies were changed from Shimla Urban and Nurpur to Kasumpti and Fatehpur respectively on the eve of the assembly polls and Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
Congress to hold meeting of newly-elected Himachal MLAs in Shimla on Friday
AICC in-charge of Himachal Pradesh Rajeev Shukla said the Congress was happy that it is getting an opportunity to form the government in the state and asserted that the party will do everything to fulfill the 10 guarantees made to the people of the state and would provide better governance to people.
BJP storms back to power in Gujarat with historic victory, Congress gains majority in Himachal
Gandhinagar/Shimla, Dec 8: BJP returned to power in Gujarat with a historic victory while Congress made a comeback in Himachal Pradesh in the results announced on Thursday which also marked the start of an election season that will see several assembly polls next year in the run-up to the Lok Sabha polls in 2024. The BJP has won 153 seats and is leading in three more of 182 assembly seats in Gujarat, the home state of Prime Minister Narendra Modi [] The post BJP storms back to power in Gujarat with historic victory, Congress gains majority in Himachal appeared first on Jammu Kashmir Latest News | Tourism | Breaking News J&K .
With only two wins in assembly polls, #39;Royals#39; losing their charm in Himachal Pradesh
Shimla/New Delhi, Dec 8 The erstwhile royals of Himachal Pradesh who once commanded their own space in politics are losing their charm as only two of th..
'Victory due to Bharat Jodo Yatra...', says Kharge on Himachal elections win
Shimla: Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge's statement came amidst the election results of Gujarat and Himachal Pradesh. He credited Rahul Gandhi's Bharat Jodo Yatra for the Congress' stellar performance in Himachal Pradesh. Asked about the Gujarat election results, Kharge said in a democracy there are defeats and victories. Let us tell you that in the Gujarat Assembly Elections 2022, the position of the Congress was bad. It seems to be diminished to 15-17 seats. On the other hand, in Himachal Pradesh, the Congress has won a majority with 39 seats. Discussing the results of the elections, Kharge said, We have won the Himachal Pradesh elections. Thanks to voters, workers, and leaders for this. I also want to thank Priyanka Gandhi and Rahul Gandhi. The Bharat Jodo Yatra helped us in this victory. Sonia Gandhi's blessings are also with us.'' Thereafter, Kharge was questioned on the poor performance of Congress in the Gujarat elections. On this, he said that I am not taking credit for it. In a democracy, there is victory and defeat. This is a battle of our thoughts. We will rectify the shortcomings and continue the fight. Kharge also tweeted about the results of the election. Here he wrote, thanks to all our workers and office bearers. We accept the mandate of the people of Gujarat. Without compromising on our ideology, we will keep fighting and remove the shortcomings. According to the Election Commission, BJP has so far won 17 seats in Himachal Pradesh and is leading in 9 seats. Congress is ahead in 9 seats after winning 30 seats. Lotus bloomed in Kudhani assembly constituency, Kedar Gupta won by 3632 votes Actor Ayush Sharma's father won election, shared post and said- 'Legacy lives on...' Morbi's 'Hero' won! Saved people's lives by jumping into the river
BJP poised for a landslide victory in Gujarat, Congress surges in Himachal Pradesh
AHMEDABAD/SHIMLA, Dec 8:Heading for a two-thirds majority, the BJP was on Thursday poised to retain power in Gujarat for a record seventh straight term but was set to be dethroned by the Congress in Himachal Pradesh where the hill state could follow its long history of an incumbent government being voted out. Riding on the charisma of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who addressed 31 election rallies in his home state and continued to hold sway over voters, the Bharatiya Janata [] The post BJP poised for a landslide victory in Gujarat, Congress surges in Himachal Pradesh appeared first on Jammu Kashmir Latest News | Tourism | Breaking News J&K .
Congress Snatch Away Power from BJP in Himachal Pradesh
Congress wins 31 seats, leading in 8 assembly constituencies AMN / SHIMLA Congress has so far won 31 seats and is leading in 8 while BJP has got sixteen seats and is leading in ten. Independents have won three seats. Chief Minister Jai Ram Thakur has won from Seraj Constituency, defeating his nearest Congress rival Continue reading Congress Snatch Away Power from BJP in Himachal Pradesh
No scope for HORSE-TRADING; Himachal CM will be decided by Congress chief, says Rajeev Shukla
According to the trends received so far, Rajiv Shukla said that the Congress party is winning around 40 seats while the Bharatiya Janata Party is winning 25 seats, so the BJP will not try horse-trading. Speaking on the plan ahead, Rajeev Shukla said he himself and Chhattisgarh Chief Minister Bhupesh Baghel will reach Shimla and will inform the party high command after knowing the opinion of the MLAs.
Himachal: CM Thakur Continues To Lead From Seraj
Himachal Pradesh Chief Minister Jairam Thakur continues to lead in his constituency Seraj, with a margin of 38,183 votes, as per the latest trends of the Election Commission of India Shimla (Himachal Pradesh): Himachal Pradesh Chief Minister Jairam Thakur continues to lead in his constituency Seraj, with a margin of... The post Himachal: CM Thakur Continues To Lead From Seraj appeared first on HW News English .
Even after winning Himachal, Congress's 'fear' continues, efforts to hide MLAs begin!
Shimla: It has been confirmed that Congress will form the government in Himachal Pradesh. For this, instructions have been given to all the MLAs to come to the Congress office immediately after the victory. From there, preparations are on to take them to Chandigarh. According to sources, Congress may take all its MLAs who won the elections out of the state, so that they can be kept away from contact with BJP leaders. It is believed that Congress may hide its MLAs in Chhattisgarh or Rajasthan. According to sources, the Mayfair resort in Raipur has also been booked. However, till now nothing has been clarified about it. If party sources are to be believed, the high command has appointed Chhattisgarh Chief Minister Bhupesh Baghel and former Haryana CM Bhupinder Singh Hooda as observers for Himachal Pradesh. Both the leaders are going to Shimla along with Himachal Congress in-charge Rajeev Shukla. Congress National General Secretary Vikramaditya Singh said that BJP is a messed up party, but we have learned a lot from our mistakes. Pratibha Singh is the CM face. Before this, there will be a discussion in the Legislature Party. The final decision will be of the party's high command. Chhattisgarh CM Bhupesh Baghel on the question of bringing newly elected Himachal MLAs to Raipur said that he will not bring them here, but will definitely keep his colleagues safe because BJP can do anything. It is being told that CM Baghel can also go to Shimla today to meet the victorious Congress MLAs and give them instructions. Ravindra Jadeja's wife Rivaba Singh bloomed Lotus in Jamnagar AAP plays villain for Congress in Gujarat as BJP scripts massive win Babulal Marandi talks about 'Gangs of Wasseypur', Know why?
Jairam Thakur To Tender His Resignation To Governor
Shimla: Outgoing Himachal Pradesh Chief Minister Jairam Thakur on Thursday said that he will resign in a short while from now. I respect peoples mandate and I want to thank the PM and other central leadership for the last 5 years. Well stand for the development of the state irrespective of politics. Well analyse our [] The post Jairam Thakur To Tender His Resignation To Governor appeared first on Pragativadi .
Respecting mandate, Himachal CM Thakur to submit resignation
Shimla: Admitting that the Assembly polls was neck and neck between the BJP and the Congress with a victory margin on at least 11 seats less than 1,000 votes, Himachal Pradesh Chief Minister Jai Ram Thakur on Thursday said that he was going to submit his resignation to the Governor. Setting aside rumours of horse-trading Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
Who will be the CM of Himachal Pradesh? Tussle of chair began with the victory
Shimla: The results of the Himachal Pradesh Assembly elections are handing over power to Congress. In the 68-member Assembly, the Congress is leading in 37 seats. At the same time, the ruling BJP is having28 seats. Three independent candidates have also got a chance here. However, Arvind Kejriwal-led Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) has not even been able to open its account. However, with the huge possibilities of Congress forming the government, the fight has started among the leaders for the CM's chair. State Congress chief Pratibha Singh, former state president Sukhwinder Singh Sukhu, Leader of Opposition in the Assembly Mukesh Agnihotri, veteran leader Sudhir Sharma and Vikramaditya Singh, son of former CM Virbhadra Singh, are in the race for the CM post. But, Pratibha Singh is said to be at the forefront of the rest. If Congress makes her CM, Pratibha Singh will be the first woman chief minister of the state. Pratibha Singh is the wife of former Chief Minister Virbhadra Singh and is currently a Lok Sabha MP from Mandi. Virbhadra Singh had a lot of dominance over the state Congress since he became CM in 1983. Whenever the party formed the government, Virbhadra became the CM. This is the first election since 1983 when Congress contested without Virbhadra Singh after his death. Former Himachal Congress president Sukhwinder Singh Sukhu is also in the race for the post of CM. Sukhu has contested from Naudan's seat. He is also the head of the Himachal Pradesh Congress Campaign Committee. Mukesh Agnihotri is also endeavoring to become CM, he is a four-time MLA. Prior to 2017, he had also held important portfolios in the Virbhadra Singh-led government. At the same time, another contender for the post of CM, Vikramaditya Singh, is the son of Mandi MP Pratibha Singh. He has been elected for the second consecutive time from Shimla Rural. After the death of Virbhadra Singh, Vikramaditya was declared the new king of Rampur Bushehr state. However, political pundits say that since Vikramaditya is very young, he is not a contender for the chief minister's post. Lebanon's banks are suffering as a result of the financial crisis Congress heading toward forming govt in Himachal, 3 ministers of BJP lost elections Blinken issues travel warnings for Sudanese who jeopardise deal
Congress heading toward forming govt in Himachal, 3 ministers of BJP lost elections
Shimla: Counting is on for the elections held on 68 assembly seats in Himachal Pradesh. In the trends, once again the rule seems to be changing in the hill state, not the custom. That is, the process of changing the government after 5 years is visible this time also. The Congress is seen forming the government with an absolute majority in the trends. According to reports, the Congress party has so far won 16 seats, while it is leading in 23. Whereas, BJP has won 12 seats and is leading in 14. Other candidates have won 2 seats and leading in one. The AAP, which won the Delhi Municipal Corporation elections (MCD Election), has not been able to even open its account in Himachal yet. Dr. Ramlal Markanda, who was a minister in BJP's Jairam Thakur government, lost the election from the Lahaul-Spiti seat to Congress candidate Ravi Thakur. Congress's Kewal Singh Pathania has defeated Sarveen Chowdhary, who was a minister in the Jairam government, from Shahpur's seat in the Kangra district. Suresh Bhardwaj, who was the urban development minister in the Jairam cabinet, has been defeated by Congress's Anirudh Singh from Kasumpti seat in Shimla district. Suresh Bhardwaj was elected from Shimla Urban seat in the last four elections. This time the BJP high command fielded Bhardwaj from Kasumpti's seat, where he was defeated. Blinken issues travel warnings for Sudanese who jeopardise deal Deputy Head's elderly mother could not go to her own house because of Rahul Gandhi, Know why? Vasundhara Raje slams Congress govt over Rahul Gandhi 'Bharat Jodo Yatra'
Congress got 'majority' in Himachal trends, will it be able to form the govt?
Shimla: Counting of votes for the Himachal Pradesh Assembly elections is underway and initial trends show a tough contest. According to the latest trends, Congress is leading in 40 seats, while the BJP is leading in 25 seats. In the 68-member Himachal Assembly, the majority mark is 35 and in case the contest is tight, the politics of manipulation can start. In such a situation, Congress has activated its strategists. Chhattisgarh Chief Minister Bhupesh Baghel and former Haryana CM Bhupinder Singh Hooda have been roped in for crisis management. According to sources, the Congress MLAs may be kept in a hotel in Chandigarh or elsewhere. The Congress fears that if there is a gap of two or three seats, the BJP may try to break its MLAs. MlAs may be affected by the BJP being in power at the Centre. Along with this, there is also a tussle over the post of CM in Pratibha Singh and Sukhwinder Singh Sukhu. In such a situation, the BJP can take advantage of this and pursue them by luring some MLAs into the cabinet. This is the reason why Congress has already agreed to the results and is preparing a plan to save the MLAs. In Himachal Pradesh, there has traditionally been a fight between the BJP and the Congress, but this time the close contest between the BJP and the Congress seems to be trapped in the power match in Himachal. Around 76.44 percent voting was recorded in all the 68 assembly seats in the state on November 12, in which the political fate of 412 candidates was captured in EVMs. Of these, 388 are male and 24 are female candidates. BJP wins 1 seat in Himachal; Congress goes on to lead in 38 seats 'BJP trying to buy our councilors...', alleges Manish Sisodia Expert: Chinese president's trip to Saudi Arabia will increase funding for the CPEC
Himachal Pradesh elections: Jai Ram Thakur leading by over 31,000 votes
Shimla: Himachal Pradesh Chief Minister Jai Ram Thakur has taken a huge lead of over 31,000 votes in the Seraj seat. While Jai Ram Thakur got 43,711 votes, his nearest rival and Congress candidate Chetram could get only 11,923 votes. In terms of vote share, Jairam came first with around 76.5 percent votes and Chetram got only 20.87 percent votes. Interestingly, CPM candidate Mahendra Rana got more votes than Arvind Kejriwal's Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) candidate Geeta Anand. The AAP got 278 votes and the CPM got 689 votes. Counting of votes is underway at 68 counting centers spread over 59 places in Himachal Pradesh. In Himachal Pradesh, there has traditionally been a fight between the BJP and the Congress, but this time the close contest between the BJP and the Congress seems to be trapped in the power match in Himachal. Around 76.44 percent voting was recorded in all the 68 assembly seats in the state on November 12, in which the political fate of 412 candidates was captured in EVMs. Of these, 388 are male and 24 are female candidates. Expert: Chinese president's trip to Saudi Arabia will increase funding for the CPEC Putin acknowledges that Russia's conflict in Ukraine may last for a while Congress crosses half-way mark in Himachal; what about BJP?
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Candidates have started reaching state unit chief's home in Shimla as they are likely to be taken to a Congress-ruled state
Congress crosses half-way mark in Himachal; what about BJP?
SHIMLA : The Congress was leading the initial vote count in the Himachal Pradesh Assembly election. It crossed the half-way mark and was leading in 38 seats at around 11.45 a.m. The ruling BJP was leading in 33 seats earlier but, gradually slid to 26 and had won one seat, while the independents were leading in 3 constituencies. Hoshiyar Singh from Dehra, Hiteshwar Singh from Banjar in Kullu, and Ashish from Hamirpur Sadar, formerly the bastion of twice-elected chief minister Prem Kumar Dhumal, are independents and all BJP rebels. Early trends in the ballot count showed the Congress leading in the 68-member Assembly because Himachal Pradesh has not elected an incumbent administration to office in nearly 40 years. Jai Ram Thakur, the 57-year-old chief minister, triumphed in the Mandi district's Seraj, his stronghold. Mukesh Agnihotri, 60, and Sukhvinder Sukhu, 58, are two well-known Congress leaders who are in charge from the Haroli and Nadaun seats, respectively. The majority of exit polls indicated a close race between the ruling BJP and the opposition Congress. The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP), which is contesting the Assembly elections for the first time, has been absent from the state while its leaders concentrate on growing its support base in Gujarat. Rebels who had severed links with the mainstream parties have been holding in-door parleys with the conviction that there is no permanent enemy or friend in politics as they sense a neck-and-neck race between the BJP and the Congress. BJP contacting independents in Himachal, sent Vinod Tawde to Shimla Himachal: Congress fears theft of MLAs, Bhupesh and Bhupindar engaged in siege Gujarat Election Results Live: BJP leads in 149 of 182 seats
Congress' sitting MLA from Kasumpti Anirudh Singh leading
Restoration of Old Pension Scheme emerged was a key issue in the Himachal Pradesh polls, especially in Kasumpti constituency that has a large number of government employees as voters. The seat neighbours state capital Shimla
BJP contacting independents in Himachal, sent Vinod Tawde to Shimla
In Himachal Pradesh assembly elections, the margin of victory and defeat usually remains around 10 seats for the past few decades. Yes, let us tell you that in the 2017 elections alone, the BJP won a huge victory with 44 seats, while the Congress had only 21. However, this time the picture seems to be reversing. In such a situation, it is being said that this time the patch has stuck and according to the data of the Election Commission, Congress is ahead in 38 seats and BJP is stuck on 27. If this trend continues then anything can happen in Himachal. Although the BJP has already become active in the midst of all this. Yes, the party has sent senior leader Vinod Tawde to Himachal Pradesh. On the other hand, sources say that the party has contacted 4 independent candidates, out of which three were BJP rebels. The magic number to form the government is 35 and if the BJP is left behind by a single seat, it may try to rely on independent candidates to form the government. Let us tell you that on one hand, BJP is in contact with independent MLAs, on the other hand, Congress is seen in defensive mode. While Rajeev Shukla is in Shimla and Bhupinder Singh Hooda and Bhupesh Baghel are also active. With this, Congress sources say that the party is struggling to retain the MLAs in its fold. It is being said that Congress may shift its MLAs to Chandigarh in case of any conflict. They will give return tickets of Shimla to the MLAs only after making arrangements to form the government in Himachal. If the BJP forms the government on its own, then there would be no need to do this, but Congress has made complete preparations. 'Rahul kept watching FIFA, Congress became 'football' in elections,' taunted his own leader MCD elections: 'People gave me immense love..,' says Bobby Kinnar after winning 'Hardik, Jignesh, Alpesh...', Will this young trio be able to succeed in Gujarat?
Himachal Pradesh assembly polls 2022 results: BJP loses vote share from last elections
BJP's vote share has gone down from the last elections in Himachal Pradesh. There is neck-and-neck flight between the BJP and Congress. Congress candidate from Shimla Rural and former CM late Virbhadra Singh's son, Vikramaditya Singh is leading with a total of 7233 votes.
Himachal: Congress fears theft of MLAs, Bhupesh and Bhupindar engaged in siege
Shimla: The counting of votes for the Himachal Pradesh assembly elections is underway and the initial trends show a close contest. In the trends so far, the BJP is leading on 34 seats, while the Congress has taken a lead on 30 seats. Let us tell you that in the 68-seat Himachal Assembly, the majority mark is 35 and in the event of a tight contest, politics of manipulation may begin. In such a situation, the Congress has activated its strategists. Chhattisgarh Chief Minister Bhupesh Baghel and former Haryana CM Bhupinder Singh Hooda have been deputed for crisis management. According to sources, the Congress MLAs may be kept in a hotel in Chandigarh or elsewhere. The Congress fears that if there is a difference of only two or three seats, the BJP may try to poach its MLAs. Being in power at the center, MLAs can be influenced by BJP. Along with this, there is a tussle between Pratibha Singh and Sukhwinder Singh Sukhu over the post of CM. Taking advantage of this, the BJP can break some MLAs by luring them into the cabinet. This is the reason why Congress is already scared of the results and is preparing a plan to save the MLAs. Congress's tussle can also be understood from the fact that Pratibha Singh has already staked a claim on the chief minister's post. She heads the state unit of the party and is the wife of Virbhadra Singh, the six-time CM of the state. Virbhadra has a huge mass base in the state. In such a situation, Pratibha is also claiming in the name of hislegacy. Let us inform you that out of 68 seats in Himachal Vidhansabha, BJP won 44 seats in 2017. This time also the BJP has claimed victory and has spoken of ending the tradition of change of power. At the same time, Congress has said that the tradition of changing the rule will continue. Gujarat Election Results Live: BJP leads in 149 of 182 seats The road to Hawaii is in limbo as Mauna Loa lava continues to crawl. Neither Rahul's Yatra worked, nor Kejriwal's free promises, Gujarat voted on 'Result'
Himachal polls: BJP leading in 20 seats, Congress on 13
SHIMLA, Dec 8: The ruling BJP is leading in 20 seats and the Congress in 13 while Independent candidates are ahead on two seats in Himachal Pradesh, according to the Election Commission. Candidates who are leading include Chief Minister Jai Ram Thakur from Seraj, BJPs Puran Chand from Darang, Chetan Bragata, son of former minister Narender Bragata, from Jubbal Kotkhai, Anil Sharma, son of former Union minister Sukhram, from Mandi Sadar and Congress Jagat Singh Negi, a former deputy speaker, [] The post Himachal polls: BJP leading in 20 seats, Congress on 13 appeared first on Jammu Kashmir Latest News | Tourism | Breaking News J&K .
Shimla Rural Election Results 2022: Congress manages to make a comfortable lead
In the Shimla Rural constituency, Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) candidate Ravi Mehta is up against Congress representative Vikramaditya Singh and the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) nominated Prem Thakur
Shimla Rural Election Results 2022: Congress leads with a vote share of 61%
In the Shimla Rural constituency, Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) candidate Ravi Mehta is up against Congress representative Vikramaditya Singh and the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) nominated Prem Thakur
Shimla Rural Election Results 2022: Congress vote share at 61% while BJP at 34%
In the Shimla Rural constituency, Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) candidate Ravi Mehta is up against Congress representative Vikramaditya Singh and the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) nominated Prem Thakur
Shimla Rural Election Results 2022: Congress takes a lead
In the Shimla Rural constituency, Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) candidate Ravi Mehta is up against Congress representative Vikramaditya Singh and the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) nominated Prem Thakur
Counting of votes for BJP-ruled Himachal Assembly begins
Counting of votes for BJP-ruled Himachal Assembly begins Amidst a tight contest, the counting of votes for the 68-member BJP-ruled Himachal Pradesh Assembly began on Thursday morning with tight security arrangements. Shimla: Amidst a tight contest, the counting of votes for the 68-member BJP-ruled Himachal Pradesh Assembly began on Thursday morning with tight security [] The post Counting of votes for BJP-ruled Himachal Assembly begins appeared first on Mangalorean.com .
Counting of votes for Himachal Assembly begins
SHIMLA: Amid a close race, the 68-member Himachal Pradesh Assembly's vote-counting process got underway on Thursday morning under heavy security. On November 12, the crucial vote decided the electoral future of 412 candidates, including 24 women. Voter turnout increased from 75.57 percent in 2017 to 75.60 percent in 2018. At 68 centres in 59 locations, the vote tallying process got underway at 8 a.m. The results will determine the political fate of BJP leader and Chief Minister Jai Ram Thakur and his ten ministerial colleagues. In additoon Congress Legislature Party Leader Mukesh Agnihotri and former state Congress chief Sukhwinder Sukhu. The BJP-led administrations in the latest elections in Uttarakhand, Uttar Pradesh, and Haryana echoed the slogan rivaj badlega, which Thakur used to launch his campaign. Since 1985, no incumbent party has returned to power in this small hill state. Since then, the state has been alternately ruled by Congress and the BJP for eight terms. J.P. Nadda, the head of the BJP, declared during the campaign that if his party wins, Thakur, who is running from the Seraj Assembly constituency where he won elections for five consecutive terms beginning in 1998, will be the chief minister. However, the majority of exit polls indicated that the race would be close, with the governing BJP having a tiny advantage over the opposition Congress. They estimated that the BJP may win up to 40 seats in the state, which is just six seats more than the 34 seats needed to fill half of the 68-member House. Himachal Pradesh result live updates Gujrat, Himachal Polls : Congress keeps fingers crossed, BJP hopes to set new records
Ahead of Himachal poll counting, Congress expels 30 'office-bearers'
The decision was taken by state Congress chief Pratibha Singh on the basis of a resolution received from the Block Congress Committee Chopal, District Shimla.
Himachal Tension Peaks: Ahead of D-Day, Jai Ram Takes Time Off, Priyanka Reaches Shimla
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Travel Tips: Christmas can be seen in these cities of the country, make a plan to visit
The month of December continues and in the coming days, Christmas is to be celebrated which is the last festival of the year. On Christmas, people go out for a walk with their family, friends, or alone. On this occasion, Christmas carnivals are organized at various places. There are many such places across the country where the celebration of Christmas is made on sight. If you are also planning to celebrate Christmas with your friends or family, then today we are going to tell you about some such cities in India where Christmas is celebrated with pomp. Let's know about these places... Puducherry Puducherry is also considered one of the most popular places for Christmas vacations with the beauty of Gothic churches and cathedrals. This tiny Union Territory, just off the Tamil Nadu coast, is also known as Little France because of its splendid architecture, beautiful beaches, and delectable French cuisine. Here the traditional Christmas rituals and merry-making as well as the celebration of Christmas have attracted a lot of tourists. Goa Goa tops the list of best places for Christmas. There is no doubt that everyone wants to come here and celebrate Christmas. Goa is home to all kinds of entertainment. Here you can also enjoy nature, see the beaches of Goa, measure the city with a scoot and make the evening beautiful. There are beautiful pubs and bars here for you. Here you will find all kinds of drinks for you. Here you can try from local food to seafood. Apart from Indians, many foreign tourists also like to visit Goa for Christmas. During Christmas in Goa, you must roam the streets here, and visit the church where you will get to see many types of tableaux. Mumbai Christmas is celebrated with great fervor in Mumbai. It is a good place to spend holidays. All the malls and markets here are decked up with Christmas trees, lights, and other decorations, and also offer attractive discounts. Especially the Church Gate, Bandra, and Hill Road look very attractive, decorated with beautiful lights, and Christmas trees along the road. The city of Mumbai loves to party, and the experience becomes all the more memorable during Christmas. You can choose from a myriad of high-energy nightclubs here. Shillong If you do not want to go to Goa, then you can go for a trip to the North East. Shillong, the capital of Meghalaya, has a large number of Catholics and the Christmas festival is celebrated here with great fervor and enthusiasm. The best Christmas celebrations in Shillong take place at Police Bazaar. Apart from this, many activities take place in and around the church. The best thing is that you don't have to come to Shillong for Christmas separately. You must visit places like Moulynnong Village, Umiam Lake, Elephant Falls, and Shillong Peak during the weekend. Manali You can also go to Manali to celebrate Christmas. Here you can celebrate Christmas by making a snowman. Apart from this, you can enjoy a variety of activities from skiing to snowboarding. You can enjoy beautiful views and snowfall with hot chocolate. You can also visit the famous cafes and restaurants here. Kerala If you want to see Christmas celebrations in a completely religious way, then you should come to Kerala. On that day the whole city is illuminated with lights and the sight is very beautiful. You can enjoy this view from both the water and the mountain. Apart from this, on weekends, you can visit hill stations like Munnar, Top Station, and Wegman. If you come here on Christmas, it becomes a cult and a two-pronged thing. Kerala will also be visited during the weekend and Christmas will also be celebrated on 25th December. Shimla You can also visit Shimla for the Christmas celebration. This hill station is perfect for spending winter holidays. You can enjoy a ride on the toy train here. Apart from this, you can also visit the British-era cafe, Christ Church, and Mall Road restaurants. This hill station is best for sightseeing. Kolkata Kolkata is still among those cities whose yesterday and today are running together. This city was very close to the British. For this reason, there are many churches here and Christmas is also celebrated grandly. Here you can go to Music Festival, Dance Festival, and Food Festival. Christmas begins with the Christmas tree and Santa Claus. Many types of Christmas trees will be seen in different places. Apart from Christmas, visiting this city is a wonderful experience. Here you can see Belur Math, Shantiniketan Ashram, Swami Vivekananda Niwas, Birla Planetarium, Church, and Museum. Apart from this, it is a different comfort to roam in the streets here.
Himachal Pradesh: Congress Hopes To Win With Full Majority
Even after the exit-poll projections for Himachal Pradesh that have predicted a return of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) in the state, Congress is still hopeful that the party would form the government with a full majority in the hill state Shimla (Himachal Pradesh): Even after the exit-poll projections for... The post Himachal Pradesh: Congress Hopes To Win With Full Majority appeared first on HW News English .
The EC didnt mince words. Urban (voter) apathy continues unabated from Shimla to Surat, it said on Saturday. In Shimla, the turnout was more than 10 percentage points lower than Himachals state average of 75.6%....
Less enthusiasm among urban voters about voting, now EC makes this appeal
New Delhi: The Election Commission (ECI) on Saturday said the voting percentage in several seats in the first phase of assembly elections in Gujarat has increased, but in major districts like Surat, Rajkot, and Jamnagar, the apathy of urban voters towards voting has reduced the overall figure (voting percentage). Similarly, in the assembly elections held in Himachal Pradesh last month, there was no significant enthusiasm among the voters of urban constituencies about voting. According to the Commission, Shimla Urban assembly seat in Himachal Pradesh recorded the lowest voter turnout of 62.53 percent. This figure is 13 percent less than the average voter turnout of 75.6 percent in the state. The Election Commission said that there was apathy among the people about voting in the cities of Gujarat, which led to a decline in the voting percentage in the first phase. Chief Election Commissioner Rajiv Kumar has appealed to the voters of Gujarat to exercise their right to vote in a big way during the second phase of polling on December 5 to compensate for the low voter turnout in the first phase. According to the Election Commission, Rajiv Kumar said that now the hopes of crossing the voting percentage of the 2017 assembly elections are pinned on the increased participation of voters. 'Hindus keep 3-4 illegal wives..', Badruddin Ajmal apologizes after controversy escalated Amritsar prepares to host educational event prior to G20 summit India's G20 Presidency helps strengthen global economy: Google CEO
Urban assembly constituency of Shimla in Himachal Pradesh recorded lowest voter turnout at 62.53%, a difference of 13 percentage points from state average of 75.6%. A similar trend was noted in first phase polling in Gujarat bringing down voting percentage
5 Best places to celebrate Christmas in India
We all are excited for Christmas. Christmas is the festival of sweets, gifts, crackers and many more things. One of the most loving activities of the Christmas season is to travel. Christmas is celebrated in all over the world in different ways. It is one of the fun-filled times of the year and during this festive time people love to explore various places to celebrate and enjoy. There are several enticing places in India where one can enjoy this festival. The Indian way of celebrating Christmas is way too different than the foreign traditions followed in international destinations and that's what makes India the best location to travel to during Christmas. Goa: Goa is one of the most love places in India and it is the best place to celebrate Christmas in India if you love the western style to celebrate Christmas than probably Goa is the best place to visit. As it is known for exotic beaches, delicious seafood, and wild night parties, Goa is a rocking destination for Indias Christmas and New Year celebrations. Shimla: You might have hurt the stories of santas and ice or santa in the places of snow and if you are also a winter lover or a lover of snow or hills then Shimla is probably the best place to travel in India then probably Shimla is the best place to visit to enjoy Christmas and snow simultaneously in India. Shimla is best to celebrate amidst snow-capped hills, take a stroll at the Mall Road and enjoy a delicious meal at British-era cafes. Since it is one of the best Christmas destinations in India, the hotels and resorts in Shimla arrange fun for Christmas celebrations. Jaisalmer: if you love royal cards big palace historical things museum and you want to celebrate your Christmas in elegance style then one of the best place to visit especially for tourist who do not belongs to India this Jaisalmer as Jaisalmer provide you a very different experience celebrate Christmas in royal in the traditional way. Camping under the stars, camel safaris, sightseeing, and lunching at desert oasis will fill your heart with happiness. The rooftop cafes in Golden City offer a comfy setup and amazing views. Mumbai: if you want to celebrate your Christmas in a filmy style then the best place to travel in India is Mumbai. The film city of India as here you can celebrate your Christmas likewise in Bollywood movies. If you fancy brightly illuminated Christmas trees on the sidewalk, malls and markets jazzed up with Christmas lights and props, and the delicious scent of fruit cakes and date rolls hanging in the air this Christmas, you should head to Mumbai. Himachal: another best hilly place to celebrate your Christmas and India is Himachal Pradesh. No doubt is one of the best places to visit in India during Christmas as you can play in the snow, go skiing and snowboarding, hang out at the chic cafes, decorate Christmas trees, and sit by the fireplace in your snug little hut sipping on hot chocolate and waiting for Santa to arrive. J&K admn nodes regulations for functioning of Agri markets 'Don't say dog, his name is Lucy,' dog owner thrashed auto driver Gold mine found in Maharashtra's this district, Claims CM Shinde
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